Zero-length arrays

David Korn dkorn@pixelpower.com
Thu Jan 4 07:05:00 GMT 2001


>  Aren't they only allowed at the *end* of structs ?
>
>That's what the documentation implies (though it's less clear that it
>could be) but there's no code to check for it.
>
>Note that zero-length arrays should be allowed anywhere, but everywhere but
>the end they really *are* zero length and aren't extendable.

  I can't see the point in a genuine 0-length array ?

        DaveK
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